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Hello!
Currently there is a bugfix for SQL vulnerability for the plugin, which can be downloaded as the latest version from the repo with version 2.1.52, the security report says that the bug is already fixed in version 3.4.2.
The link is https://patchstack.com/database/vulnerability/wpdatatables/wordpress-wpdatatables-plugin-3-4-1-multiple-sql-injection-sqli-vulnerabilities?_a_id=350
What is the solution? Because the way I see it, there's either a serious mistake or an even more serious problem...
Thank's, Sandor
Hi, Sandor.
The vulnerability was found in the full version of wpDataTables v3.4.1, so all premium versions before that can be affected.
Lite version does not have these functionalities (such as SQL based tables),
so Lite version was never affected.
Those reports are not related to the Lite version, but they can be reported in the lite version because the resources where this information about themes or plugins vulnerabilities are stored are generated by the theme or the plugin slug. Those slugs are the same in both lite and the full version, and because of that, you get those notifications.
The important thing is that there’s nothing to worry about. Newer versions of the wpDataTable premium don’t have these issues, ( the latest one is 5.1)
and Lite versions never did.
Unfortunately, until wpDataTables Lite goes above version 3.4.2 these reports will indicate a false positive. The lite and the full version have the same slug (wpdatatables), and that’s why the security plugins can’t differentiate between the versions.
I hope this helps, do let us know if you need any further assistance.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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